Traveling to NYC - what show would you see with teenagers?

[Anonymous]

None of which will be thrilled about the prospect of seeing a show, anyway, but will end up enjoying it. Obviously, not Hamilton because we aren't paying that kind of $. Three children 16, 14, 11

[Anonymous]

Aladdin is fun easy show for all ages.

[Anonymous]

Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

Miss Saigon is pretty boring. I haven't seen the others, but I dozed off in Miss Saigon. I've seen a ton of Broadway shows, I live 30 minutes from Manhattan, and this is the only one that put me to sleep, in my 40+ years of Broadway shows.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

Miss Saigon is pretty boring. I haven't seen the others, but I dozed off in Miss Saigon. I've seen a ton of Broadway shows, I live 30 minutes from Manhattan, and this is the only one that put me to sleep, in my 40+ years of Broadway shows.

Miss Saigon is fantastic and very emotional storytelling.

You must be a millennial who doesn't care about history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

Miss Saigon is pretty boring. I haven't seen the others, but I dozed off in Miss Saigon. I've seen a ton of Broadway shows, I live 30 minutes from Manhattan, and this is the only one that put me to sleep, in my 40+ years of Broadway shows.

Miss Saigon is fantastic and very emotional storytelling.

You must be a millennial who doesn't care about history.

Wrong, and wrong. Nice try though.

It's boring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

Miss Saigon is pretty boring. I haven't seen the others, but I dozed off in Miss Saigon. I've seen a ton of Broadway shows, I live 30 minutes from Manhattan, and this is the only one that put me to sleep, in my 40+ years of Broadway shows.

Miss Saigon is fantastic and very emotional storytelling.

You must be a millennial who doesn't care about history.

How could I be a millenial with 40+ years of Broadway shows?
You don't read well.

[Anonymous]

Dead Evan Hansen
Wicked if they grew up watching the wizard of oz

[Anonymous]

I took my nieces to see Miss Saigon when they were about your kids' ages and we all loved it. I also think Wicked and School of Rock are good options. I've heard Matilda is good, but haven't seen it.

[Anonymous]

If it's still playing Putnam County Spelling Bee is really funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dead Evan Hansen
Wicked if they grew up watching the wizard of oz

Oops! That's DEAR Evan Hansen!

[Anonymous]

+1 Dear Evan Hansen. I saw it when it was at Arena Stage a couple years ago. Audience was full of tweens and teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I took my nieces to see Miss Saigon when they were about your kids' ages and we all loved it. I also think Wicked and School of Rock are good options. I've heard Matilda is good, but haven't seen it.

Miss Saigon is beautiful and the teens will love it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Miss Saigon
Wicked
School of Rock
Phantom

Miss Saigon is pretty boring. I haven't seen the others, but I dozed off in Miss Saigon. I've seen a ton of Broadway shows, I live 30 minutes from Manhattan, and this is the only one that put me to sleep, in my 40+ years of Broadway shows.

Miss Saigon is fantastic and very emotional storytelling.

You must be a millennial who doesn't care about history.

I remember seeing this as a teenager 20 years ago and I loved Miss Saigon. Hoping to go see it on Broadway when it opens soon.
Wicked is the other favorite of my kids.

[Anonymous]

I hear wonderful things about Dear Evan Hanson, and the lead is from Pitch Perfect. The topic is suicide though, so it depends on the sensitivity of your teens.